Quote from: ingiltere on Today at 04:20:11 PM

With Ruben Baraja, Valencia continues their rise. They're back to their glory days. 5 wins in the last 6 games, the only loss was against Atletico, an acceptable result. Valencia will do everything to finish in the top 7 of the league, I believe they will succeed.
Today against Almeria they played a superior game. However, I would say the decisive moment was the missed penalty at 2-1 and Almeria's failure to score on the return ball. Pepelu's penalty kick hit the post and Almeria on the counter-attack came close to scoring through Ramazani's shot. If the score had been 2-2 it would have been very difficult for Valencia in the last part, but luckily they didn't score.

The team's determination to secure a top 7 finish in the league is palpable, and the recent match against Almeria showcased their superior gameplay, Ruben Baraja's impact on Valencia is undeniable, evident in their resurgence and return to glory days with an impressive record of 5 wins in the last 6 games. The lone loss against Atletico is a commendable result considering the opponent's strength,

highlighted the fine margins in football. Thankfully for Valencia, they managed to escape unscathed, securing a crucial victory. The resilience displayed in overcoming such tense moments bodes well for their aspirations in the league, The missed penalty at 2-1 proved a pivotal moment, and Almeria's failure to capitalize on the return ball added a layer of suspense. Pepelu's penalty hitting the post and the subsequent counter-attack by Almeria, notably Ramazani's shot.

Quote from: Docnaster on Today at 04:33:12 PM

Real Madrid during the week played their outstanding game against Getafe and needed two goals from their striker Joselu to win that particular encounter to go top of the Spanish La Liga table ahead of Girona who were initially leading the league table.
Girona have been the surprise team of the season in the Spanish league but will now have to win almost all their remaining fixtures in the league to stand a chance of winning the league title ahead of current league leaders Real Madrid.
Later tonight, Girona are going to host Real Sociedad in the league and I'm very optimistic that Michel's Girona are going to grab all three points from the game.

Girona has been the surprise team of the season, but their path to securing the league title has become more challenging, requiring victories in almost all remaining fixtures to contend with the current leaders, while Real Madrid's recent victory against Getafe, propelled by two crucial goals from striker Joselu, marked their ascent to the top of the Spanish La Liga table, surpassing the initially leading Girona,

The battle for the top spot promises to be fiercely competitive, and the outcome of Girona's clash with Real Sociedad could have significant implications for their title aspirations. In tonight's fixture against Real Sociedad, Girona faces a crucial test, and your optimism for Michel's team to secure all three points adds an intriguing element to the league dynamics.